Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Can you believe August is almost over and fall is practically here? Well, the comics keep coming, and we took
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
After missing a week, we’re back with another selection of posts picked by myself, fellow Senior editor Brendan M Allen
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‘Destro’ #3 Review: How Destro Got His Groove Back
Throughout the first two issues of Image Comics’ Destro, the titular character has been fighting to turn back a tide
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Review: ‘Darth Vader’ #49 Is Busy And Overstuffed But Finds Room To Entertain
As the penultimate issue of this iteration of the series, Darth Vader #49 is perhaps a bit too overstuffed with
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Review: ‘Wolverine: Revenge’ #1 Is Bloody Setup For The Carnage To Come
Wolverine is the best he is at what he does. Even he has bad days though, and in Wolverine: Revenge
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Heights, Hot Baths, And Hidden Trauma: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #117
Nightwing’s current run began by leaping into the light. To survive the run’s end, he must learn to leap again.
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Is There GPS On The Witch’s Road? — Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #3
The enemy of your friend is potentially the only true hope to take down the friend’s newer deadlier magical enemy.
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Shades Of Not So Gray — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Task Force VII’ #4
Amanda Waller’s forces continue to steamroll over every villain and hero, powered or not, with a stop in Batman’s playground.
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Waiting For The Punchline: Reviewing ‘Gotham City Sirens’ #2
The Internet and energy drinks have their pros and cons. Put them together in the wrong hands, it gets dicier.
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Review: Tensions Flair And Blood Spills In ‘Plastic: Death & Dolls’ #3
Edwyn may be a serial killer but he does have morals too. Well, some. And while he has undoubtedly broken
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Review: ‘Redcoat’ #5 Feels Like A Comic Aimed At Too Niche A Readership
Redcoat continues to march on like some type of ‘Boys Own Adventure’, but with its cast of historical characters, most
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The Haunted Lighthouse: ‘Tormented’ Reviewed
Outside of the films of Jean Rollin, it’s not too often you see horror films set at the beach. Not
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Review: ‘So-Called Living’ #1 Is A Throwback
Writer Mark Maia does a reasonably good job at setting up the rules and threats for this world. Yes, there
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Advance Review — ‘G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero’ #309 Is An Action-Packed Issue From Cover To Cover
With all of its tech-specific language being spouted by all sides, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #309 feels like
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Way More Fun Than It Has Any Right To Be — Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #2
With its second issue, Wolverine Deep Cut continues to be far more entertaining than it has any right to be.
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #55 Leans Into Spidey’s Strengths
At its heart, Spider-Man is not a superhero story. It’s a story about the ups and downs of one ordinary
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Review: Different Villain, But The Same Problems In ‘Star Wars Inquisitors’ #2
Star Wars Inquisitors #2 is another entertaining issue chronicling the adventures of Jedi fugitive/freedom fighter Tensu Run. In it, Tensu
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Appetite For Self-Destruction: ‘Night Club 2’ #1 Advance Review
While Danny and Amy continue to have fun with being superheroes fuelled by their vampire powers, in Night Club 2
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
The dog days of summer are here, school has either started or is about to, and the spooky season is
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #10 Comes To An End
Writer Rainbow Rowell creates what is debatably merely okay dialogue. This is to how Rowell creates a script that is
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Alan Ladd Double Feature: ‘Thunder In The East’ And ‘Lucky Jordan’
Alan Ladd plays a gangster and a criminal in two films where how people respond to his character can make
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Who Watches The Nightwatcher? — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Nightwatcher’ #1
Even though the walls have come down, the mutagen bomb transformed mutants of Mutant Town still need protection from humans.
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Review: ‘X-Factor’ #1 Works Too Hard For A Weak Premise
Though it’s only week six of From the Ashes, it feels like the rollout of new series has been going
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Review: ‘Scarlett’ #3 Is Fun & Action-Packed But Little Else
An all out action issue, Scarlett #3 is another standout artistic showcase for Marco Ferrari. But while the art continues
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Teen Angst Meets Blood Lust: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #23
Miles Morales’ time as a teenage hero with great power and responsibilities has been tough. Now he’s an undead vampire.
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Review: ‘The Bikeriders’ Provides A Stellar Showcase For Jodie Comer On 4K UHD And Blu-ray
The Bikeriders — new on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and digital — arrives at the peak of over-saturated blockbuster summer fare,
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Another Saturday and another pick of posts by yours truly, fellow Senior Editor Brendan M Allen and Editor-in-Chief, Erik Amaya.
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A Bit Of Sparking Momentum: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #7
When it comes to games of Gods and Kings, kicking things into a higher gear requires big bold moves. After
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Another Painful Brick In The Wall: Reviewing ‘Absolute Power’ #2
When the going gets tough, the heroes of the DC Universe rally together so that they can face threats together.
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Epic Sci-Fi, Epic Art: Reviewing Liam Sharp’s ‘Ore: A StarHenge Graphic Novella’
Spinning directly out of Liam Sharp’s Eisner- Award-nominated miniseries, StarHenge: Book One The Dragon & The Boar, Ore: A StarHenge
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‘Creepshow’ Returns With A Third Series And A First Look
The comic book series based on the successful Shudder TV show, Creepshow, returns for a third volume from Skybound/Image Comics.
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